This Week in the Village Voice: Fro-yo, Siren and Musto Returns!

Why is this artist getting the boot from his Chelsea apartment? Could his $576 rent have anything to do with it?

SIREN 2008: Music editor Rob Harvilla notes that the weirdest, and possibly best, band on the bill at this Saturday’s music festival (put on by the Voice) is the opening act, Dragons of Zynth.

To Catch-22 a Predator: Maria Luisa Tucker considers the plight of numerous habitual rapists caught in a strange legal limbo on Ward’s Island. Could a glitch in the law be our best protection from predators?

The ColumnistsMichael Musto’s back after a week off and gets some of that old time religion (Florida style). Lynn Yaeger endures the hardships of schlepping around to see all the public art titillating the masses. Nat Hentoff isn’t happy that Ray Kelly appears to be tasering his way to the mayor’s office. In Runnin’ Scared: Maria Luisa Tucker on the rebel artist who faces eviction for painting too much. And Sean Gardiner on a high school student who turned his NYPD arrest into a school project.

Eats: Not your average margarita mill, Cabrito’s authentic Mexican takes Robert Sietsema back to his Padre Island days. Sarah DiGregorio slurps up the plain fro-yo craze, and separates the good from the bad.